I installed certbot and it was one of the easiest so far, being a noob on web servers I am learning as I go. I choose to have all traffic redirected to https. I forwarded ports 80 and 443 to my server. What I get is the sign in page for my network controller on a different server. It had a port forward of 8443 and I killed that. Still when I try to go to this page I am directed to the wrong server. Right now it’s just a test page borrowed from my old web server but I should be able to access it.
Hi @Radjin ! Welcome to the community!
I don't see port 443 open from my location.
Is there a Firewall, or some kind of routing going on behind the scenes?
How is your NAT config setup?
Are you running everything behind a single IP, ETC?
Need more info (at least for me)... Got me curious.
Let’s see if I can work through it with your help.
Port 80 and 443 are both pointed at the web server. I would expect to at least get some sort of web server error rather than get the login page for the UniFi controller on a different computer. By the way, only silverball.ws is currently are active on https; I commented out the https code on the other configurations to work with one at a time. If you don’t get the UniFi login page that must be something to do with me logging in locally.
I activated my VPN and tried silverball.ws to see what I got and nothing is the answer.
The only control is the UniFi gateway. None of the security is turned on (intrusion detection etc) and both ports 443 are 80 are pointed to the web server.
I am betting it’s going to be something really dumb only a noob would do. But it’s how we learn.
I didn’t even see this reply when I logged, it scrolled off the screen.
Thanks for the reply though…
Ports 443 and 80 are both pointed to the web server. All security is turned off. the only access control is at the Unifi gateway. Yes, these are virtual sites so all of them accessed through one address.